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SKYX Platforms Corp. develops advanced smart home and building platform technologies focused on electrical fixture installation, ceiling receptacles, smart ceilings, lighting, fans, heating products, and related AI-enabled home systems. The company also operates a portfolio of lighting and home décor websites serving retail and commercial channels.
Recurring SKYX news covers financial results and corporate update calls; patent portfolio and code-standardization efforts; product launches such as SKYFAN and Turbo Heater; retail distribution through major home-improvement and general-merchandise channels; and commercialization agreements for residential, commercial, and hospitality buildings in the United States and Europe.
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SKYX Platforms Corp. (NASDAQ:SKYX) has appointed Al Weiss, former President of Worldwide Operations at Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, as a senior business development advisor. With a career spanning 39 years at Disney, Weiss will assist SKYX in forging strategic partnerships and business introductions globally. His expertise is expected to enhance the company's efforts in promoting its innovative technologies aimed at making homes and buildings safer and smarter. This appointment reflects SKYX's commitment to advancing its business objectives and expanding its market presence.
SKYX Platforms Corp (NASDAQ:SKYX) has signed an acquisition agreement with Belami, a lighting and home décor eCommerce company generating $86 million in revenue across 64 websites. This strategic move is designed to enhance SKYY's cash flow, market distribution, and accelerate the introduction of its innovative products. The acquisition is primarily funded through equity payments, with cash fully secured by two leading investors. Financial results for 2022 show a $27 million net loss, driven by increased operational costs, while the company's cash reserves improved to $16.8 million from $10.4 million in 2021. Additionally, SKYX won five awards at CES 2023 for its smart ceiling products.